Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 6 April 1880 — Page 1

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WANTED

W. 8, CLIFT, J. H. WILLIAMS.

CLIFT,

work can And eteady employment by leaving

work ca

name at *19 nouth Eighth,

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WANTED-

liXK KENT A nice, large, airy ap-etalr* front •I? room, to two genteel young men. at No. 1310 Ka«t Mutn otreet.

*10R RENT—Stable for two hort«a nice and dry and In good order, at No. 1810 Kant Main •treet.

TIOR KKNTHpaw under thie DAILY NEWS, at one cent per WOttl.

wn.r.TAMS &

MANUFACTURERS OP

r- SASHES, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC.

AND DEALERS IN

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Glass, Paints, Oils and Builders' .Hardware.

Corner of ninth and mulberry, strevts. terre haute, ind.

BTJCKZEITEI C-A-SIEi STOBE.

GEORGE ARBUCKLE,

I DEALER IN

tUautci).

0P"Ad*ftrtl»emeiit* printed under thl#ht?«d One Cent each word, and the advprtl»enient will rarel" fail toattract the attention of ponton* who mav ha*o whatever la wanted, and from a large ntimber of repifca the advertUer I# enabled to make the moat favorable nelectlone. Situation* wanted" and "Help wanted," not exceeding30word*.printed without charge.

Dry Goods, Notions, Furs, Shawls, Underwear, &c. Btitterick's Patterns, Ladles' Ready-Made Suits and Dressmaking a Specialty.

MAIN STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH, TERRE IIAUTE, IND.

A good eteady girl to do house

man to attend to a place of bu#l-

nem» and light work. For particular* apply at "City Marble Work*," Houth Sixth street, between Ohio and Walnut,

ANTED

A ntout man Immediately,

thin office.

WASTED—Agent#

WANTED

Apply

to aell something new. Ap

ply tooraadrea* W*. A. HALL & BB08., COft Locunt utrcrt, city.

-Everybody to know that you can

make your wants known In this column of the DAILY NEWS, atone cent per word per day.

Wfarm.

ANTED A i*tout Oerman boy to work on a Apply at No. SI4 North Hlxth.

eteadjr, aober man who under

•tand* gardening and ha* had expericn-n In attending to utock -a German preferred. Apply at I. ABt. L. Freight depot.

Yon to •end erdsr by pontal card,

or through a Daily New. Me«*age Box, for tla* DAILY NEWS, 10 conta per week, delivered promptly by carrier.

iror ficnt.

|pr Terre Haute I* too large a city for landlord* to depend on placard*, which attract the attention of only auch person* a* necewarlly paaa the *Apreinl«e», while a »e»all advertisement Inserted In /the Daily Naw* will reach dally everybody likely to want room* or honae*, promptly eecure a tenant, and aave the lot* arising from property utandtng ldl«. One Cent a word.

In the

£ox gate.

JJT'tTnder thl. head, for One Cent per word, perMn« may offer whatever they may Have for wile, and be *ur* of reaching more porchaaer* every day than could be done in a week by personal aoilrltatlon, thu* aeenring tht advantage of many Inquiries and of aelllag at the beat offer*.

JKJR HALR A good threenprlng. high »e»t, delivery wagon, in good running order a?*oaet of harneam. Addreaa, Box 51), DAILY Nmra.

JjlOR SALE OR TRADE Second hand refrl •rator, Fiaher'* patent Meant, St. Clair Home,

IAI*o,

Twelfth street.

i?frlg W. C.

Butcher* cine.

jlOR SALE—Uoraa: good, gentk family horae

coal cook atove. Enquire at 39

Sonth

I/KIR HALE—Lot* on Kaat Walnut and Poplar atreeta also, on Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth street*, on 10 rear*' time: alx p»r cent, intercut. Apply to J. 11, Blake, d5M

jKIR SALE-A large stock of Pharton* and Boggie», at William INHha, if! Sooth Third street. d»4

tDinro anb tiqnoro. OLD^^ KENTUOKl' BOUHBON

COURT EXCHANGE SALOON,

WFTOHIO

St., bet. Third

awl

Fourth.

AL. SCHAAU Proprietor, WALL SIIILET'S

SAMPLE ROOMS 8 Sffliib FMih, Wt«K« Xmt tad CHtlo. tyOHi Kentucky Sour Mash Whisky, tine brsnda of CSfitrs, Wine#, etc., conatAtiUv on h«tK?.

Clottjmg.

JOB. ERLANGER,

Merchant Tailor

MEN'S FUBNISHJEB, Mate Street, TKRRK HAtTE, INDIANA.

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CLIFT

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^.mnsemcute.

jQowLixo HALL7~^~^~*" Tuesday Evening, April 0.

CT. W. RILEY, IN HIS

POETICAL SKETCHES,

HUMOROUS READINGS, AND STUDIES FROM REAL LIFE. ADMISSION 00c fy*Re«erved Seats on sale at the Central Book Store without extra charge.

Uoote anb Stioce.

ANimEWS^& DEALERS IN

SON,

BOOTS AND SHOES,

505 Main Street. (South Side, between Fifth and Sixth)

TERRE HAUTE, IKpIAIUw^

t^r*PK'ajie notice: Genuine goods of BDWlN C. BURT'S make have his name stamped In full on lining and sole of each shoe, and art warranted.

N. BOUND,

509 MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE,

Has a fllne line of these goods for sale.

©rocrra.

R. W.lSIPPETOE,

CITY GROCER,

CHOICH T2GAS,

Fresh Dried and teed Fruits,

"WHH1PR0BT,"

155 MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE.

Qabblcrt) ^arbmart

FROEBBROTHMS,

Successors to I). Kerckhoff,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Leather Collars, Whips, ©to. t9 Sonth Fifth street Terre Hantc^Ind.

B^ertaclte

WELL, TRY IT.

If yrm car.not read this aritrt distlnttly by lamp or gas light la the e*tnfsg, at a distam* of (nche*, roar «y«9 are faUing, matter what yo*r im, tndmar eyes oeed help. Ycwr a%ht aw be Smprovrd and preferred if properly corrected. It i* a wroof id«a that spectacle* shc«ld be dtepe&a-«-d with a« tang at poealhke. If they aaaiat th« Ti*km, a»* them. There to daa«er o* too w*U. so longaa th« prist ta not avagatfiedj ft ahotOA look neural atoe, IM* ^atoiu fWl to call and fetsve jnwr yr# Mai by

B¥ CAL THOMAS* SYSTEM, JS97 MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE.

$ois anb Ca|».

S. LOEB ite CO.

Fashionable Hates,

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I 10 CENTS PEI! WEEK. TEBBE HAUTE, IND.: TUESDAY, APBIL 6, 1880.-3:30 P.M. 3 CENTS.

A Glorious Victory!!

For Joy!

Sngar Creek Township. TRUSTEE.

Reuben Butz, Dem. Adriel Walker, Rep. James Schee, Nat.

Diemer Chrisler, Dem. James L. Alvey, Dem.

The amendments are carried.

ASSESSOR.

Joseph T. McCoskey, Rep. Robert A. Gilerease, Nat. John Boyles, Dem.

Amendments carried.

Sevfu Township.'

TRCBTHE.

Wm. S. McClintock, Dem. John C. Hoffman, Nat

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Old Vigo has Redeemed Herself! Let Every Republican Shoot

282 353 151

JUSTICE OF PEACE.

215 210

ASSKSSOn.

Jas. B. Cusick, Dem. Dan. Holland, Dem. Newton Green,

178 134 19t

CONSTABLES.

Amos Lewis, Frank Smith, Samuel Austin,

153 146 181

Honey Creek Townshfp. TRUSTEE.

Samuel Jones, Rep. Thomas Ryan, Dem. Albert Sherman, Nat.

149 115 as

JI?8TICE OF PEACE.

Henry Boyle, Rep. Samuel More, Rep. Nathaniel Schoonover, Dem. Thomas Kennett, Dem, William H. McCoskey, Nat. Gteo. M. Robb, Nat,

163 58 184

CONSTABLES.

Ellas A. Boyle, Rep. Weir McGee, Rep. Riler Township.

143 142

TRUSTEE.

Russell, Dem.

Jasper N. Lee, Rep.

sr.

Christopher Shimer, Rep.

310 179

ASSBSSOT,

EHsha Staggs, Dem. Hfcnry D. ChHsty. Kit.

151

188

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

lep. Iei

J. S. Lee, Ret Ed. Wve W. Trvon, Rep. N. Dunham, Dem.

CONSTABLES.

Willis Stavins, Rep. Chas. Graham, Rep. Hiram Joslin. Dem. John Leech, Dem.

188 182 158 140

183 140

JUSTICE OK THE PEACE.

Eav?ard Davis, Dem. Wm Kelly. Nat. John C. Meneally, Nat. John Gibson, Dem. D.B. Waddle, Dem. James Hurst, Nat.

ASSESSOR.

Wm. H. Cress, Dem. Daniel Webster, Nat.

Amendment* lost.

Saddlery Hardware,

187 135

CONSTABLES.

Eera Christopher, Dem. Louis Garrigus, Dem. Andrew Mostellar, Dem. Wm McNeal, Nat. John S. Smith, Nat. Henry Christopher, Nat.

138 119 120 143 101 125

Fayette TawBshlp. TRUSTER.

William T. Pittenger, Rep. 190 Calvin W* Fulmer, Dem* 166 Jeny V. Pinson, Nat 95

ASSR8SOR.

Harvey W. Curry, Dem 188 Marion Whiteael. Rep. JITS Harvey Hears, Nat

JUSTICE OP PEACE.

Thre*» who are elected: William Fuqua, Rep. William H. Cale, Dean.

Pnlrle'CrMk TKmnat.

Vkufn» Rep. Eakm,De«n. Reed, Nat. *t .A Host, Rep. Kerc^e-rai, Dmi.

Corner Ftfth and Mtln, TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

CVMMtltitl«»al

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Thomas J. Ward, Dem. 187 CONSTABLKS. Three who are elected:

4 4

AllenE. May, Rep. Joseph Thralls, Rep. Frank Case, Nat

COKSTITUTTO^^X AMKNDMVNTS. Amendment No. 1, no, yes,

NEWS.

IJatea T«waskip»^^ 4ATRU8TKB.

V.°!

H. Monroe. Dem. EL S. Kester, Rep. Thos. Sparks, Nat. 4TJ8TICK OF TfTK PKACB. E. Rarlsbach, Dem. J. B. Dolaon, Rep. a Hook, Nat. 4

Burns.

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150 138 92 120 123 84

177

-t* 68 ,58

160 71 63

CONSTABLES-

M. M. Hedges, Dem. A. H. Weeks, Dem. IN. Whiteman. Dem.

Otter Creek Township. TRUSTER.

Markle, Rep. Creal, Dem. National candidate, 1

ASSESSOR*

N. Markle,

138

Lost Creek To wnship.

TRUSTEE.

Wesley H. Price, Rep. Joseph Watson, Dem. Henry C. Dickerson, Nat.

123 179

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Alexander Thomes, Rep. William Miller, Dem. Benj. T. Bcddon.^Nat. Dan. C. Wood, Nat.

158 97 155 133.

ASSESSOR.

Wm. Love. Rep. Moody C, Ripley, Dum. Alexander Cooper, Nat.

Amendments carried.

157 121 115 117 7* 70

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Republicans Carry the Stately 10,000" Majority!..

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179 167 17»

153 110 47

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The Amendments with a Boom!

Special Telegram to the Daily News.

INDIANAPOLIS,

155 150

April

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334 138 141 140

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The probabilities are that the Constitutional Amendments are carried by majorities of ten thousand. At 2 p. m. nothing more definitely known as to the local tickets than given in the morning papers.

April 6.—Wayne township,

and in the city of Ft. Wayne, ten precincts in all, went Republican by 900 majority. The amendments by 1,200. Considerable gain.

EVANSVIIXE, -April 6.-—The lnrgest vote ever cast. The rffturns indicate that the Democrats elect the Mayor, Marshal and three councilmen the Republicans, elect the Clerk, Treasurer and three oouncilmen.

Marion county resulted favorably to the Republicans, as usual. In the city of Indianapolis the entire Republican ticket was elected by majorities ranging from 600 to 1,000. Center township endortted the amendments by nearly 4,000.

A special to thq» Indianapolis Journal gives an account of riot and bloodshed which occurred at the polls at Shelbyville on yesterday. A set of J)cmocratift bullies and shoulder hitters indulged in their favo^te pastime of assaulting colored voters. Shelby county is sustaining Us reputation as the "Yaaoo of Indiana.

The Indianapolis Journal says at Richmond the Republicans took no*Interest in the amendments. The clause its to registration has been* defeated and some others are in doubt. This does not look well for Wayne county Republicans. The Republican ticket, except for constable, was elected by an increased majority.

***-Last Thursday, afternoon a welldressed stranger hired the buggy and harness belonging to the Crapo House, saying he had a horse and wanted to use the buggy several hours. As he did not return the buggy, the proprietors became uneasy and sent the officers in search of the missing property. They telegraphed to various points in the vicinity without success finally Mr. Barber, one of the proprietors, wertt in search of them, and after several days absence a telegram was received from him stating thai he had recovered thepropertv. The telegram was sent from I&dmond, Ills., and did not state whether or not the thief had been captnred. It is suoposed that the horse was obtained iff the same way. Mr. Barber will be home with the property to-

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ty _l .. Ywrag Mea'* C)#b. 1 The members of the Young Men's Republican Club sre required to meet at Headquarters to-night, to exchange congratulations over the result of the elcc tion yesterday. Let there be a full at tendance. J, O.

D. C.

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HAROESTT,

MITCHELL,

Pfest

Secretary.

A Qwi.

fiditvr Dafly Nact:—ln your issue of laat evening the statement is made that the Nationals held their meeting Saturday evening bt the G. A. *R. .Hall. I want to say that audi Is not the fact, by a large majority. Yon will cosier a favor by contradicting this statement' f!

JAY

Tk*rk Hhitte,

Ct/a&wwi.

April 5.

ami.M.u mg..

•-••The News apoJoglses to Uu pnbitc {(X being late Ihi* evening. It ui all on account of election returns coming lit siowly. We wffl I*? prompter in the fa-

•-•Republlcam have certainly St John and Hannah Constable* with the possibility of the other two 00 the oflliial vote.